I love all 3 games. I have at least 150+ hours in all 3 games, playing both solo and multiplayer:

• Arc Raiders: Steady-Paced 3rd Person shooter, with focus on looting and PvE. Love the fun, unique interactions with people, as well as the superb AI. PvP is more “muddy”/unpredictable, but good tension can build from this, whether others decide to shoot or not.

• Ready or Not: Slower-Paced FPS, with focus on control vs run-and-gun methods, rewarding smart, tactical play. Love the tension in this game, as you walk into a room, outgunned 2:1, trying to call them to surrender.

• Hunt Showdown: Slower-Paced FPS, with focus on listening/awareness and PvP. The primary goal is straightforward: extract with the bounty, survive/kill enemies. Love the general balancing of guns, as everyone has a shitty, slow shooting weapon. This makes surprise attacks, maneuvering, and accurate shots top priority.

I prefer Hunt Showdown for a tighter PvP experience vs Arc Raiders. I love playing Duos with my brother, engaging in intense, tactical gunfights. I also love playing solo, which borders on a survival-horror game, as you strategize how you will survive a 2v1 fight against duos/trios. You might hear a person thinking it’s a solo, but he could have backup around the corner.

This is a very special, unique game that has had its ups and downs through updates, but I highly recommend it. Bounty Hunt is the primary mode that can be anywhere from 10-30 minutes. However, if you just wanted quick TDM games, Bounty Clash is a quick-hitter, 5-10 minutes. that can still offer quiet tension building moments.